-
CLOSED: George Street Quarters
-
Closed
-
Veg-options
Serves meat, vegan options available. Cafe in East Fremantle with all day dining, including all day vegan breakfast choices such as acai smoothie energy bowls, granola, goji, coconut shave, pitaya mango, cacao pancakes, pistachio crumble and many others.
Vegan lunches include the nourish bowl (spinach & kale), charred greens, puffed grains, chimmichurri and others. For dinner, a few vegetarian dishes can be made vegan. Also has smoothies, cold pressed juices and other vegan beverages, in addition to an attached store which carries many vegan delicacy products such as ice cream, kombucha, chocolate, and many more. Reported closed August 2022.
-
71-73 George St, East Fremantle, Fremantle, Western Australia, Australia, 6158
-
Loading...
-
- Outdoor seating
- Wheelchair accessible
- Accepts credit cards
-
-
Last update on 11 Aug 2022 by claredavros
Update business info -
Are you the owner?
Claim this business
-
-
2 Reviews
First Review by WoodyAndBertie
UrVeggieMate
Points +1138
Three Quarters of what it could be - Edit
Not much choice for vegans on the menu itself, although there are more options to be found in the cabinet of sandwiches/slices/salads.
Read moreNourish bowl was definitely pricey ($6 extra to add 3 slices of tempeh? I mean c'mon...) but at least a decent size. Filling as well! Small stomachs would probably be fine ordering the nourish bowl without tempeh. Tbh though, this is one of two places I've been to (the other being Swan Valley Cafe) that does tempeh absolutely delicious! I'm glad I did order the nourish bowl with tempeh, but given the price ($25) probably wouldn't order it again. Personally, I think this place has promise to be a solid option for vegans, but first it needs more options (especially considering the crowd it caters to) and the options that they do have could be priced more accordingly (read: no need to charge $6 extra to add 3 slices of tempeh).
Pros: Tempeh was bomb!
Cons: Expensive , Could do with more vegan options
Guest
WoodyAndBertie
Points +866
Overpriced and not much choice - Edit
Disappointed to find little to choose from on the mostly non-vegan menu. In the end I asked for a simple smashed avocado on toast for breakfast which was an expensive mistake - $7 for two smallish slices of sourdough and $5 for a tiny portion of slightly squashed avo (equivalent to maybe 1/3 of an avo which cost $2 each at the moment). What a rip off !
Read moreA return visit is not expected in this life.
Cons: Ridiculous prices, Not much vegan on the menu
Guest
For Members
Why was my review removed? Guidelines for writing a review View our privacy policyFor Business Owners
Claim this business See inaccurate information? Submit an update here Link to this page from your site See an unfair review? View full terms & conditionsThis page has been viewed 0 times.